Consider the fall of a pole vaulting athlete as a projectile once the pole is released. The pole has a lake of 15.8 feet and once the athlete releases the pole they will find a mattress 2 feet high, 10 feet wide and 16 feet long, which protects them in the fall. If an athlete lets go of the pole when he was 13.4 feet above the ground with a velocity 17.7 ft / s at an angle of 55 degrees. Enter the Vertical initial velocity component, add the units in the result.

Consider the fall of a pole vaulting athlete as a projectile once the pole is released. The pole has a lake of 15.8 feet and once the athlete releases the pole they will find a mattress 2 feet high, 10 feet wide and 16 feet long, which protects them in the fall. If an athlete lets go of the pole when he was 13.4 feet above the ground with a velocity 17.7 ft / s at an angle of 55 degrees. Enter the Vertical initial velocity component, add the units in the result.

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Consider the fall of a pole vaulting athlete as a projectile once the pole is released. The pole has a lake of
15.8 feet and once the athlete releases the pole they will find a mattress 2 feet high, 10 feet wide and 16
feet long, which protects them in the fall.
If an athlete lets go of the pole when he was 13.4 feet above the ground with a velocity 17.7 ft / s at an
angle of 55 degrees.
Enter the Vertical initial velocity component, add the units in the result..

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